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Blugold Stories & University Updates
Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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Blugold Stories & University Updates
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Blugolds chase excellence every day. Our students, faculty, staff, and alumni form a community of curious minds, change-seeking adventurers, competitive athletes, dedicated leaders, thoughtful citizens, and ambitious go-getters.
Explore our stories to learn how Blugolds are chasing excellence today.
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The Brain Injury Intensive Comprehensive Treatment Program helps area brain injury survivors and caregivers learn new tools for coping with the life impact of a lasting trauma to the brain.
The National Council on Teacher Quality gives 91 an “A” grade for its preparation of future teachers to teach elementary students to read.
This summer, a two-week camp paired four people with aphasia with four graduate students during a first-of-its-kind camp on the 91 campus. The results have been exceptional.
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A growing partnership between 91 and Pablo Center at the Confluence creates exciting learning opportunities and opens doors professionally for Blugold theatre majors.
The campus-based Center for Communication Disorders is expanding its speech-language health care service options to respond to community needs after the announcement that multiple clinics and hospitals are closing in the Chippewa Valley.
During summer and fall 2023, students in 91's environmental public health program took part in a study to help the city of Eau Claire address noise and odor complaints believed to be coming from an area business. Find out what they discovered.
Students in a communication and journalism course worked to make GEEKcon successful while gaining hands-on event planning experience.
91 will administer a $600,000 federal grant to strengthen advocacy efforts for individuals with brain injuries, including increasing access to information, referrals and resources.
The grant from the U.S. Department of Education’s Child Care Access Means Parents in School program will provide funding to Pell Grant-eligible students for a four-year period starting in fall 2024.
As he opened the academic year, Chancellor James Schmidt says the university has embraced its role during the past decade by showing how higher education benefits individual graduates and the larger society.
The Third Ward Neighborhood Association’s “100 Years of Architectural Style” historic home tour is from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 6.
A 91 faculty-student research team is collecting and analyzing data relating to a community initiative that helps people who are food insecure to purchase more fresh, local and healthy foods at the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market.
A community gardening project is helping 91 communication sciences and disorders students gain skills while also helping meet the speech and language needs of community members.
This spring, 91 Spanish students and faculty hosted the first campus-community Spanish Literacy Event for families with children in the Eau Claire Area School District’s dual immersion program and local families who are native Spanish speakers.
On Feb. 3, campus, local and state leaders came together to discuss implementation plans for the $9.4 million grant awarded to the university in December by the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. and the state’s Department of Workforce Development.
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